Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-19
BSrLRCKS ORGANS LOUD sILEIcE
Amid the General Rpsdly nss oannsak ~
The vis. Merely an Act Of Courtesy.
Nothing More, Thank You---ns
Crowned Heads Swap Calls
GBRnAHrS FRIENDLY INTENTIONS
Expressed by tho Reception rendered the Dis
tnguishsi Guests Other Foreign News
psrnslls Health lmpoving--Nsw
Developments in Frances
Sweet Scandal.

BERLIN, November ls.-The Car OF
Russia arrived in Berlin this morning The
preparations to receive him were In keep
ing with his rank.
At ten o'clock the Alexander regiment,
in parade uniform, took position in the /.
Alsentross esplanadc. They were TO act ~
guard Of honor at the depot. A company
Of the Second regiment OF the guard, with
a band and colors, and one company Of the
Alexander regiment, with colors, weresta--
toned in front Of the Russian embaasy.
Prince William, OF Prussia, went 10 Wit.
tenburg early this morning 10 join the train
bearing the Russian Imperial family.
At the Berlin depot were gathered tho I
Royal Prussian Princes, the hereditary
Prince OF SaIe-Meiniogen, Duke John Of
Mecklenburg. Schwsrin, General Won
Moltkc, and all the Generals Of Berlin and
Potsdam garrisons. On the arrival OF the
imperial train Mt 1910 a. IN, the Csar
passed in front Of the guard Of honor NJ che
depot. beiDg accompanied by Prince Will
lam and the other rrussian Princes and
Gen. Won Moltke.
Emperor William started for the Rus.
sian Embassy at II o'clock. The Car
and Czarina were driven 10 the Embassy.
The CEsr, with Prince William Of Prussia,
occupied an open carrisge drawn by four
horses. Both wore Ru ussian uniforms.
The Czarina and Princes william followed
in closed carriage.
Dense crowds OF people were collected In
Inter Den Linden from The Brandenburg
Gate to the Iehrte Depot, and tho Imperial
party were greeted enthusiastically ~ they
passed along the thoraughfaee. Arriving
at the embassy the Car reckiysd three
flags, AZ Colonel Of the Alex andes regiment
and general officer, n non -oommissinpsd
officer and private were appointed 10 sct
as Orderlies. All the Princes. the Cars
suite, the members Of the Russian EmbaAsy
and their wives, aud Prince Bismarck, and
all the PrussiAn Ministers and Generals will
attend the banquet nj the palace this even
ing The leading Berlin papers cay thsy
are convinced that the populace will receive
the Gar with the respect due 10 the
Emperor's guest and the ruler Of IN
Empire living at peace with Germany ir-
respective Of the reasons dictatipg the
visit. They will consider the writ an act
OF courtesy, to which tbey sDeh hardly
attach a political messinG, he papers
say they believe the Cfw 0iIl ~ able 10
convince himself when b 1ssoB the En-
peror Of the pacific bsst u - German
policy. The North GersdH Gasak. Prizes
Bismarck's organ. dos nsl Sefsf 10 the
Cars visit. The Car an1 rrlocs william
aligbied In front Of the B04oMy st lilo
and pass.d along 10 front Of tbe
guard Of honor which was
drawn up there. h Princess
and the Czuina remained = thafp eassisge.
The Gar had intended 70 6fst yiGh Empe-
ror William, but he WAS sesic3pn1at by The
Latter, who went 10 ths E0bnesy and
awaited the arrival Of - cBg. Ths
Emperor was dressed In 3 RuasiAa hbifsrm
and wore his Russian orde.A H tecsived
the Gar on bis entering The EaklDpy in .
most cordial manoer.
All the Princes who were nj ths depot
followed the Gar % the Embassy. Astef
the three flags of the Alexander regiment
were delivered 10 the Gar, tho guard of
honor at the Embassy marched past ths
building before both Emp-fofs, who Stood
together At window.
The Emperor remained NJ the Emba0y
three quarters Of an hour, and thss 10
turned TO the Palace. He was warmly
eheered by the people. A. II 30 Tie Csss.
accompanied BY Gen. Won Wesda, ~
turned the Emperor's visit
The Czsr aud his party len DssIln fsr
st. Petersburg at e3O o'clock this svseins.